Our Work& Impact
Transforming lives through sustainable projects that empower women and strengthen communities
Making a DifferenceOne Project at a Time
Each project is carefully designed to create sustainable impact and empower women through skill development and economic opportunities
Solar Dehydration Projects
Solar dehydration of fruits and vegetables is a sustainable method of food preservation that uses solar energy to remove moisture from fresh produce. By reducing the moisture content, microbial growth and spoilage are minimized, allowing fruits and vegetables to be stored for longer periods without refrigeration.
Key Features:
- Process of drying fruits and vegetables using the sun's energy
- Specialized solar dryers improve hygiene and protect from dust/insects
- Reduces drying time while maintaining nutritional value
Koyli, Waghodia Taluka
100 women
Eco-Friendly Products
Cow dung has been used traditionally in India for practical and sustainable products. Today, it's being innovatively developed into eco-friendly and commercial items that support environmental sustainability.
Key Features:
- Traditional diyas made from dried cow dung for festivals
- Dung cakes used as fuel for cooking and rituals
- Organic fertilizers and biodegradable plant pots
Dabhoi Taluka
100 women
Agarbatti & Pooja Samagri
Agarbatti (incense stick) is widely used in homes, temples, offices, and ceremonies for religious and aromatic purposes. India is the largest producer and exporter of agarbatti. This project aims to set up a small-scale manufacturing unit.
Key Features:
- Manufacturing traditional incense sticks
- Supporting religious and aromatic needs
- Creating sustainable employment opportunities
Nareshwar
50 women
Government Schemes Awareness
Holding seminars to spread awareness regarding different programmes at village level to promote various government schemes and ensure women can access the benefits they're entitled to.
Key Features:
- Village-level awareness seminars
- Information about government benefits
- Empowering women through knowledge
Anand, Vadodara, Bharuch, Narmada district
1,500 women